Chitré Adds More Than Six Wells to Strengthen Water Supply Network
Chitré has activated more than six wells as part of a plan to inject water into the supply network. The move is meant to optimize service in the Herrera province city.
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Chitré has activated more than six wells as part of a plan to inject water into the supply network. The move is meant to optimize service in the Herrera province city.
Panama is hosting the South American Youth Games, bringing 2,000 athletes from 15 countries to compete in 22 sports through April 25. The event marks another major international sports moment for the country and a chance for its young athletes to improve on their regional medal record.
IDAAN says the Chilibre water plant is operating at 50% capacity after an electrical incident. Technical teams are carrying out a preliminary diagnosis to guide repairs.
Transport operators in Panama have begun registering for the fuel subsidy platform after its launch by the ATTT and AIG. However, complaints from the National Chamber of Transport have raised concerns about problems in the enrollment process.
Police dismantled a clandestine bunker in La Chorrera after a citizen tip led officers to a wooded area in La Estancia #1. Authorities seized a firearm, suspected drugs, ammunition, cash, and other items tied to criminal activity.
Santiago de Veraguas’ “El Mosquero” remains a landmark for traditional Panamanian food, serving classic dishes beside the public market. The popular dining spot reflects the culinary memory and everyday culture of Veraguas.
A Panama-based consulting firm is promoting residency and global tax optimization services centered on the Friendly Nations Visa and Pensionado pathways. The pitch reflects Panama’s continuing appeal to expatriates, retirees, and international business clients.
Multiple killings in Río Abajo have raised fresh alarm over organized crime and public safety in Panama City. The violence has deepened concern for residents living in one of the capital’s most affected areas.
MiBus said routes serving the Villa Zaita interchange may operate on varying schedules under the current contingency plan. Riders in Panama City should check timings before traveling.
Israel has approved 34 new settlements in the occupied West Bank, alarming Palestinians who fear further land loss and a deeper blow to peace prospects. The decision is likely to intensify international criticism and regional tensions.
Super 99 opened a new branch in Soná, Veraguas, creating 30 direct jobs and giving residents a closer place to shop. The company says the store is part of a wider expansion plan across Panama.
Panamanians and foreign visitors gathered at TipiPop al Parque in Casco Antiguo as organizers prepared to mark Calle Latina’s first anniversary this Sunday. The celebration is expected to draw more than 5,000 people.
Albrook station on Panama Metro Line 1 will open at 10:00 a.m. Sunday while crews continue installing a new roof tied to Line 3 integration. The rest of Line 1 will run normally from 7:00 a.m.
Israel reprimanded Spain’s top diplomat in Tel Aviv after an effigy of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was blown up. The incident adds to already tense relations over Spain’s criticism of Israel’s Gaza war.
US-Iran nuclear talks appear to be at a breaking point, with Washington calling its proposal the “best, final offer” and Iranian media blaming the US for the impasse. The deadlock could ripple through global energy and trade markets.
Students in La Mesa, Veraguas have started a school garden with agricultural funding, using an irrigation system to grow watermelon, corn and plantain. The project blends classroom learning with practical farming experience.
Boquete’s 115th-anniversary celebration continued after rain disrupted a parade, with Sunday’s program featuring cultural activities and a cabalgata. The district kept its festive tone despite the weather.
Río Alejandro has become the main driver of dengue cases in Colón, prompting health authorities to renew prevention calls across the province. Officials are urging residents to eliminate standing water and reduce mosquito breeding sites.
Drivers in Panama must register on the official platform to access subsidized fuel. The benefit is intended to help ease transportation costs for eligible users.
Heavy rains in Veraguas have forced the water treatment plants serving Santiago and San Francisco to operate at lower capacity. Civil protection authorities are monitoring rising rivers as the wet conditions continue.